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7 rt • 11:1 zt,:c•!: kr:2.A ' . c • , ••„, • _lr .. • :•P iii.Egt-.;1; C 4 71 • I • 0 -. , ,k l r. •.,..„1,,,,,..ii.,-.9 ..A4-,4,e,:;#.• •--.71,05A - ~,.----:,,- 7..44, 7 :: : -Aa... , „„:pet4,,,,,.'s 47 kAll '+ 1. /1 . //:1 i ll , (il l'A'. . • A, y T;11 A L72,,18E1t 494 8.1 TUE Tll EXCELLENCIES the 16EPUTIE - S frOnt the SPANISH-NATION, DON ADRIAN DI!: 16c()Nn..,.1)0N,Alit.;IJ F4,..D1 APODACA, the Visconte, PR OS A., - ANDTk E DE'LA VEGA, and DON 1; R l\ I •? , =IST‘.:O DI SAN having obligingly accepted of an i nvitation to dine kith the MERCHANTS and BANK , I.:XS:of 1..0 - N Do - N-, oi l -.Thursday,- the Fodrth of August, the r 1 Sir F NCM BARING, Bart. will take the Chair, , i „ ,` - orniiiiiiee who have been named for the pUrpoSeotcon /14cun'g the Entertainment, request that - such Merchants and, a nkers intend to be present on that occasion will make ~ le ir.ilkplicatipwfOr Tickets at the , Bar of the-• City of . bon;•- ( wli Tavern, on or betore • One o:Clock, on Friday, the 29th instant ;in circlet that the Chrnmitted may know Whatis the ' , umber, which are to be accommodated, and that the hour . anti place. oldie Entetainrnent may be. published in the Morning Papers of the Monday following -) July 2z, 1808; Riehapd Neane, Bart: • john Whitmore - Wm. Manning Thomas Parry Gooirgellibbert .7' john Pearse • • • • Tames 4. 1 11' , v, A Ide.,Aan, ~('ltarles Grant Beesttin Long - - • Charles BoSanquet Sansom 1 - B.. Harrison, Rober,t; Hunter J. W. Ander - son; Bart. Thompson Konar . Harvey .cnristiaa.Cornbe, john-Stanifortn Alderman Thomas Reid • Charles Price, Bari.- "rhurnas Bariro; 1 S. Thornton _ hoinas Plughan `•John Smith Charles Kensington . • George Grote joinCl'unno j. Angerstein Ii Thornton. . Jacob l3osanquet D.ivilson l Isaac Sully . honvi s, Langley, J g Lmn I nglis George Sriiitlr Peter Cazalet F‘orster 4trilliarir gobarti • ' • Samuel Turner . . nr. FOUR DAYS DRAWING OVER, . And the GRAND PRlZEs_pt ENT's/ THOUSAND, THOUSAND FIVE THOUSAND, TWO t 7 1 " 4- (O:USAN D PMN DS Sec. icc.'&c.. yet remain In the, whcvf. UESDAY, AUGUST 2, will be' the Fifth Day I , - • icK ETS and SHARES (tvarranted undrai,vii) are on Slle at hil the LicaleedbOilices in•Townan4 Country. STATE Lo:r - i' FRY- • 1 , following CAPITAL' PRIZES remain in the- Wheel 5,0001. uehides a large PPopurtion of tne livterior Prizes of 5.)1. ecc. swi e J , ,e,ts and Shares, win/ranted Undrawn, are on Sale by I and Co. Poultry, and Charing Cross. T UESDAY, A Ligusfa, witl be the'next Day of-Drawing. THE 'Text 111 . y 'of I)tßwing will be TUESDAY ,thc,2tiot AU , A' St. . ' Le Ticket, No. 2,629, drawn the Vasr Day of Drawing, a. .jle, o f - F en T,la2usapd ,Pounds, was sold : in . Sh res by hlessrs. lIAZ It I), 1W RN E , e ri Co. Rnyal Exchange; Where TICKETS and - 311.1t ES, warranted undraWn, t con ;intte cn • Mr. RICHARD, ROE. F Mr. RICHARD ROE, formerly of Tutbury, A in the County of 'Stallard, fellnionger, will . apply to Alrfeti u mphr e y Moure, of Shardtow or to Mr. Fowler, of urtbn upon rent, Staiiitish4e, Solicitor, he will, on ac ut the recent Death of his late Sister, Hannah'Bacon, 'I 1 tubit.ry .aforesaid, .hear of sornething . to his advantage. Burton on Trent, luly 19, 1808. FO .BE LETT, . . , For the Residue of a Term which will expire Ten DayS previous to Midsummer, tBto, • WEST. GREEN HOUSE, - near Hartley Row, ', , 1 in the County of Southampton,. 38 irides from Lon yen, 'and Within one mile of the Great Western Road; toga -I:..ther..willl three pieces f rich meadow Land adjoining, cosi taiiiing, in the whole, by estimation, 26 :Acres. Tlie House consists of a Drawing-room 27 teat by zo, and Study aiijoiniug, Diping-room 22 feet by 16, Library, capital Klithen, butler's Pantry; and House-keeper's RoOtmult the grounet.tioor, five good lied-rooms on the second- floor, and .• excellent Attics ; lqeWhouse, Laundry, Wash-house, and all other cow/einem tidice.„ detached Double Coach-house, one six - and two five stall Stables, wit , good rooms for.Ser , vants over two of the Stable:s, the whole in complete repair -; very extensive F lower and Kitchen Garden, walled in, well :stocked with choice Fruit Trees. in lull -bearing, and large I:urn:tore ('which is Modern, and in the first Style of elegance), and Fixtures may, be,purehased 13)% the Tenant at a valuatiOn, or.rented with the' House. Possession may be had . -itnniediatel y , 'To be viewed with Tickets, to be had of Messrs. Blandy and. Saunders, Sol;citors, Reading ; of whom further parti -." ctilars may lae,kno . ..vn. . • 7 . LORD BORINGDO& versos SIR A. PAGF.T. •7. This Day was pliblished,, price as. prtOCEEDII , IGS Under a Writ of Inquiry of Damages, in an AElion in•which the Right - Iton. Lord LORI NG DON was Plaintiff,- and the _Right I ton.. Sir A. "AG ET, K.B. Defendant; executed before the Sheriff of Middlesex and a Special fury on the rgth luly. Taken in Short ! land, By Mr. GURNEY'. Printed for Stockdals, jun. qt, Pall-M ; and Gilbert and Hodges, La GiAage and Keene, Dublin. Where may be had, in three large. vols.:royal Svo. and hot pressed, containing Portraits and Plans, pr ce 31. its. or dewy livo. il. 155. 6d. edited and translated by 1. 1. Stock dale, Lives an'. Campaigns of Gustavus .Adolphus the Great, "k and Chdrles XII. of S veden; and Peter the Great of Russia; nitl,l, an., Account pf the Military State of 4 u r o p e the • .. • . Sc'veßtcenth Century'. This Day was published, - ilinstiated with Plates, pricg 155. inboards, the First Part of the Sixth Volume of VOMMUNICATIONS to the, J3O4RD of AG It IC VI:ITR E, on Subjetis relative to the Hos qoandry and Internal Illiprovement of the Country. Pr:mai:by William Bulnier and Co. for G and W. Nicol: '&11- Mall, Booksellers to his Majesty, and to the Board of Agrkulture ; sold - by -ilkie and Itobinson„ •Paternoster 30w ; A sperne, Cornhill ;W. Creech, Edinburgh; and . 1. Archer, Dublin. Where ulay be had tile former Volumes. , T 1 ' „,, Tll2 - BELLES LETTRES. This, Day was_,published, . . In Two e le gant V o l s. limo. price 13s. in boards, or z4s. '• : • • • ; :bound and lettered, i r . ETTERS'on LITERATURE and COMPOSI -4U TION, addressed to his Son. "', s '• - . ' By (A:O4 ) C E.; CR ECORY; D.D. ~i , Late*Vi ear o f W est Ham, Dinnestie Chaplain t o th e Bi s h op • - - , :ct: : ; Isf.lsiindatf, 'S:c. &c. -&c. t. 'this interesting Work had been bent to Press befgre the hi/tented deatli 7 'dt tie Author, and the Manuscript had been completely fini,,hett ,in the week previously to the sudden - iiittess winch terniiciated his valuable life. " - .` Printed,ior Richard Philips, 6, Bridge-street, Blaclifriars, and to be had of ail Booksellers. Ox whona may he had, by the same Author, ; Let-lures on Experimental Philosophy and ,Chemistry, in 2 Vols. price t3s boards, and 145: bound. A New Cyclopedia, in 2 VOi§. 4to. price Six Guineas in boards. • C: • SAI UR DAY, JULY 23, Ito. • WEST INDIES, &c. • This Day was publiShect, • i;"!, In an elegant Volume, ‘Quarto,- a.:coniparriftl by a Map of -!- the Se,rtlements price 275. in boards, A V,OYAGE to the DEMERAIY"; containing 3 - StatistidAl•Account of the Seteements_there, arid of those of - the • Essequibo, the Bethice,. and other contiguous RiVers of Guyana. By HENRY BOLINGBROKE, Esq. • Deputy Vendue Master at Surinam. Printed for Richard. Phillips, No: 6, Bridge-street ; and. to be had of all Booksellers. • • Of whom may be had, I. Sir William Young's Account of the Present State of the West 1 wiies', in• 4to. price . 2sS. . 2: The Present, - State of Peru, with numerous Plates, piice 4s. EVERIMENTAJ. PHILOSOPHY. This Day were published, • In Two Vojumes izmo, illustrated by . 3ssuperior Engriv. ings, price 'to. in boards, and 145. bound and lettered, Do °PULAR LECTURES on EXPERIWNTAL 1 PHI LOSQ PHY,,ASTRONOMY, and CITE.MIST- It V, intended - ehiey for the Use of Stirdeliti and 'Young Persons. By - GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. • Do for in Philosophy , and •the Arts, &c. ; Vicar of West, Ham ; OM6Stle Chaplain to the Lord Bisop of Liandalf; and Author of - the Economy of Nature, &c. Ece„ • , Primed tbr Richard Phillips, 6, 13rid6e-strce:: ; and to lie had at all Booksellers. . Of whom may also be had, just published, The Cranifrigt of Natural and Exiierimental Philosophy, by the Rev. D. 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The present System of Alain , metic, disregarding the. fe.ters of is predecessors, has con sulted alone the - attuaLand prevailing:occasions fox •the exer ei.e. of this useful Art. Every branch of. trade and manu fatlute has been sedulously consulted in the neW cation of the various Tables of Weights and MeaSures ; -every thing obsolete or useless in other .books . of Arithmetic has been expunged; and every thing, has been•iztroduocd that is essentially necessary. Printed for Richard No. 6,-Btaidge-street-, Black friara and tube had of all Booksellers. A POETICAL LIBRARY. - This Day was published, . • . . In Six elegant Vols. post Svo. embellished with Portraits by Caroline Watson, price Three Pounds in boards, or liree Pounds Ten Shillings, elegantly boUnd,' for a Li terary Present, • CABINET of POETRY, containing the best .ENTI RE PI EC ES - which are to be found in the Works of the BRITISH POETS, • From MILTON to . BEATTIE ;. • Printed in Chronological Series, and the Works of each Poet prefaced by an Account.or his Lite and Criaraeler: Seleited by S. I. P Esq. " If the Grain were separated trom the Chia which tills Works of our National Poets, what is truly valuable would be to what is useless in the proportion of a Molehill to a Mountain.",-Burke. " The Poets at. large, like the Statutes at large, are pro verbial tor the quantity of worthless lumbes which they contain, and have long been a heavy, tax'on the purse and patience of the P u blic." -7- Preface.. Prirred for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be bad of all Booksellers. N. B. - To afford an adequate ide ol . the singular worth of the above-mentioned Work, it will be necessary sirriply to enumerate the names of the Poet: - , the best of whose Works, unaltered and unabridged,• occupy its pages. VOL, Nlilton. . VOL. 11. Cowley Rochester . Ilalifix Hughes Waller Pomfret ...ParneiP liuckinghatn • Butter , Phillips Garth Penton Denham King • 49 we Malden Dryden S prat t Xddison Gay VOL. 111.. . • • . Prior Pattisou Hill 'Falconer Pope Ilaminolut , • Broome ‘Vatt Tiekell Sivage SWilt Blair Somerville - ' • SALE OF ESTATE, &c. SINGULARLY • DESIRABLE FREEHOLD REST.. DENCE, WITH NEAR SIXTY ACRES OF LAND" IN SUSSEX.- - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By .Mr. WELLER; • „ On Tuesday the 26th of July, at the Dolphin Inn, Peters field, at Twelve o'Clock,. A N Extretriely Eligible FREEHOLD HOUSE, situate. at - ROGATE; in a fine Sporting -Country, 5 . Miles from Midhurst and Peterstield, 3 from U'ppark, 17 front Chichester, and 54, froin Londani containing a . Dairy and Cellars .in the baseMent ; ,on rlte ground floor, a neat Entrance Hall, handsome Drawing:tevom, 2.5 by 18 feiq, feet 6 high„, a Gentleman's Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Servants' Hall, and Butler's Pantry ; on the first floor, 4 large. Bed-rooms, and 3, attics- over t. principal and hack Staircases, detached Offices, Carriage-house, 3-stailed Stable and'HarnesS-1 - oorn; Fodder-house,,,. Cart-horse Stable, Pig,ery, Rick-yard, and Dryinf,-yard ; a nett Approach 'the House through a grove of firs, interseaed with 'gravel walks, and plantett with •1 - ioe _shrubs ; KiteheiLgarden, Or chard, and two Fish-ponds.' May be viewed by.applying on the Premises, where print ed Particulars may be. had ; arso of Messrs. Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row, London ; of Messrs. Butler, Soli citors, t-lavant .; Spread • Eag:e, ; White 1-lors,z, liaaleiYir~e; -Fountain, Portsinoutn ; Place of Sale.; and of Mr. Weller, Chichester. • :, . . CORNWALL. I:REEL-101.D ESTATES; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . . In Lots, a! the King:s Arms, Liskeard, on Thursday and f riday the — iith and Izth days of August, QUNDRY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the Mansion and Barton of Cartuther, situate in the Palish of Menheniot, containing together 337 A. .3 R. 39 P. statute s. : several other Estates situate in the same Pa. rish, containing upwards of iso statute acres. Also, .an Estate ca.lett Brewton, togethei; we.ll sundry Houses and Lands, situate in the Town and Parish of Likeard, contain •ing uomirds 'of 120 'statute. acres. And seVeral Estates in Duloe Parish, con- aining together about • 240 statate acres. And att. called Hendry G ulliug, in Talland Parish, about 25 statute acres. And an Estate called•Trecan, situate in the vaeill Of Lattreath, containing 64 A. ; R. i r P. statute. And. Spylral: Tenements in the Towns of East and'West Looe.. • • Soine of the before-meipioned Estates are upon Lease for years, and ethers are held upon Lives. Descriptive PaiticUlars will IA ready for delivery in about ten days, which may . be had at the King's Arms, Plymouth; 'the Fountain, Plymouth-Dock the King's Arms, Bodmin ; the White Hart, Launceston ; the Talbot, Lostwithiel ; the New inn, Callington ; the King's Head, Truro ; at tire place cf Sale; of Messrs. Strong, Still, and Scrang, Lincoln's Inn; cf Mr. Childs,•Liskeard; anti of Mr. Wright, Surveyor, to, Charle.:-street, St.Jaines's.squire, London. VALUABLF. BUILDING MATERIAL, THORLEY HALL, NEAR BISHOP grvoßT FORD-, HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, By Messrs. CORBETT and SON . ; • - On the Preinises: on Wednesday, i7th 'of luly, aa., at Eleven 0 ' Clock precisely. • ALI, the 'VALUABLE. MATERIALS- of • the BLit LDI Nt. , of THORLEY [IA LL ; - consisting of -aboat Era. Rods of exceHerit 13rick- work, plain Tiling„Lead ‘Vork-•.to Platforin and Gurte; . s, about four Ton Iron-work, • &c.i and stbut . Oak and kir Timber ; Clean Batten Deal • Floormg - ; excellent Oak Flooring Sash F,rarnes, Sashes, and Class; Shutters,' &C.. Czpitai , Stairc . ase, - NiAcues, &c. handsome Statuary, and Veined Marble. Chimney Pieces ; Portland Stone Copings Strings, and Plinths; Pavings; Plight of Stone Steps, and handsome Stone .Fr,lnispiece; Register anti other Stues, Brick Cavings, Sic. and a variety of other Building, Divided -Into convenient Lots, and within two miles of Water carriai;e. May' he viewed six days ,prior to the Sale, by applying on the Pieinise, where Catalogues may be had; at the inns, Stort ford, Hertford, Stanstead, • 14Ping, and Harlow; - at the Bank Coffee- h.ouse, 'London ; and of the Audioneers and Sur ! veyors, LeWishant, Kent. COPYHOLD ESTATES IN SHENFIEtD AND IN. GATES [ONE, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, At the Black Boy, Chelmsford, ..Friday, tuly 29, Inst. at Three o'Ctock in the Afternoon, in Three Lots. Lot I: .COMPRIS.ES an 'UNDIVIDED MOIE-. T4' of the Mcssuage,' called the EAGLE and' CHILD, in S ENi IE LD, and about 14 Acres of very good Land, in Occupation of john Brown, under Lease of which there are about 12 years undexpired, holden of the Maifer'of . Sheinfield, subject to the Life Estate therein of a Lady about $5 years of, Age, amide the customary Fines upon Deaths or Alienations . , and an amnial Quit -rent of • Lot ll'. ',Coat prises Two desirable FARMS, the one called ~ G E N-STREET thd other DUN ST EA DS; situate in hgatestone, . and hoiden of the Manorrof Ingatestone Hall, A•subj , tt •to the Lire &state therein of a Lady of about 53 years of Age,, and to the customary .Fines upon Deaths or Alienations. and .an annual Quit-rent of 11. 3s. tobd.— Tliese Farms consist of ii;goo4 *Dwelling House, a Cottage, and other cohvenient Out -buildings, and about 83 Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, in a good state of Cultivation. The above ale in Occupation of Mr. Crash, under a Lease . which expires at Michaelmas, 1813, at the Rent of 9 1. Lot 111. Comprises a BARN , - and Six Indosures of Excellent Arable and Meadow Land, containing - about 32 Acres, situate near the Town of I agatestone, in Occupation of fohn Webb, under' Lease, which expires at Michaelmas next, -holtien of ,the Manor of Ingatestone-Hall, and subject to the custornar) Fines upon Deaths'and Alienations, and to an : annual Quit-rent of 9s. 3d. For Particulars, inquire of Mr. ]. 0. Parker, Chelms ford ; and Mr. Praper, Auctioneer, Malden._-The Tenants will sliewthe Premises, • [PRIC4 SIXI.IENC-E; _ACTS for Granting COITRIBLITI,NS on PAOPERTY; S MAJESTY'S COM .111SSIONERS fur AV .efiF . Fdi iis of ,T4xLs,.„havk g ec,12.4 , 1 - VOI 0115 1 Pestor residing- in-the Cities-of- b..ndoor and tilts adjacent,, have negt-qed Retiirn; jiterir Propero , and ProfitS, for the Year t SoS, as 7uired by the Jo.'d Ags, hereby give Arorfre, 'that who shall - 6nsit theiP:.Retutrts at,.the 0 e of-the Coormi,tioners, or to tb; Assessor of the rrspeaive Distrihr, Tvitbf , t 1-*.o.urteen Dayi Pon; 'the Dare hereof, will he-prosecattd for the 'Penalty btrutred.hy qtch default. By 0 , der of her Board, • , •. •lilArrtiElV WINTER: o:fee for Taxes, 714 tz, aoS. VOL. IV. . • Thomson A. Phillips Collins Akenside . AlAlla - Dyer Young - VOL. V. Gray' Chur..hill Grainger Langhorne lt. Yest Lloyd . S mol let Bruce flieton Cunningham Armstrong Chatterton Moore G ree Brown Shaw - W . .T hom p son C r Dodsley ' Lovibond Cawthorn Goldsmith Smart Penrose VOL. VI. Mictle Whitehead Logan .Mason lago ]enyns Wm-ton Burn Scott 6tx we Cotton . 13eattic 1 ohnson Glover Blacl;lock THE WORKS OF bR. 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VICTUA LUNG His Majesty's Nany do berely give N.otice, l bat on Thter.alay, the - 15th-of September next,. they :will bere:ady e ceive Tender sln WI (leg/ell:opt. qud /rt.:: for ikck ek , antith , t i.RISK BEEF and PORK., rf. the besquality, an cured in the enduing: 'Seaton, ai the retpedive Merchants and Dealers therein may think pr,Per to .ffir : one-third 20. - 2 , -t 'hereof to be packed in hall Panch'ions: one:third Dart in Tierces"; it 'd theremainint one-third part in Dai•rels ; to 6: delivoed into Ills Majesty:. Viaitalling Storer at Deptford, Portsar,uth, a, , ..d Pey,- mouth ; and into the Army Pt iluailing Stores 1: Saint'C.:akiine''P, in regular proportions of each descripti..n of atskS t by lheperals under-mengoned, On9-fo:lrth of the whole by the 3:st January One-hgctif the remaining Q tut: ty by And the temaitider by the 3sel lune • And to he paid, for by dills, pay.ibie, -t.hiith Interest, de:4v 4 t after date. The Conditions of the Contra its to t, be seen at. the Secretary't Office, at this Office, or by applying 1,0 Mr. 3. lY punsterFidr, Agent for the Plateauing at Cork, to the Collefiors jesty's Customs at Limerkk, Belfast, Newiy, -and Int;rford, 'and to the Postnutster.General . at i Du;li•t‘, 'respeOiqty, - No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in ocords at length, or that shall not be delivered to the 112ard _before One o'Cock on the said Thursday the 15th o a f ep /ember net, nor unless the Person who makes me T;na'er;''or some perim on hit behalf, attends, to antu.ter,.when called for. • • , • THOSE Cises—illat yielded last year to the betty.- ficial ettitets of SPIISI3URY's PATENT ~,NI'NS CORBLI tic DROPS, .a remedy of ThivtrYears anti.up wards, in repute for the Cure of Scurvy, Gout, K houmatis;U, Scrophuia, Nervous irritations, and .obstructz , i C'.reu-lativa of Bile, S:c. will hod it pccessary at this period of the year to recur again to the ose of this Medicine, iu order to prelenZ the system again being' visited by a return of the old Coal. plaints. . This Medicine is now sold, in' bottles of ss. 61. doubt° bottles . .tos. and larger, 11 zs. duty „includ,7d, tutviug the words " the King's Patent" - expressrd nn the bottle, bill of direedions, and outside s%rappe(--; the King's duty also is printed in black irk. An altowaiwe of ad. each ha. t le, on takipg half-a-ciozen. .“.}R VENEREAL AND SCpRIUTIC COM PI:AINTS. • DR. FREEMAN'S GOTTA SA.I.TJTARIS is by far the most safe and einehaat Remedy ever' yet d;sco vered for the cure of that dangerous Dhease. Persons mill-ay. pity afilided with Venereal'COmplaints, in all its stages .as.i under its variouSappsarance, will Lind a secure and Relief by raking these moq invaluable Pl 4 yti ; for' their excellency during thirty years p:acitee in the iahst pa. .pulotis part of llbadon, viz. 1-lattou-garden, have been term ed Gutta Salutaris. The- Secrecy with which , host persons so..afftided find it needful to conceal their sutle.rings, may be safelyenyloyed while using these Drops ; since they render confineMent un necessary, as well as all unctunus or mercurial Preparati:ms, or any surgical operation whaievei. By appointment of Dr. Freeinart titay are sold by R. But. .ler, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Is°, and Pidding, 7G,Oxford- street ; and Call well Dublin Scott, Smith, and Bixter, E, inbur4ll,;, M' Donald, G lasgow; Stains, Manchester; Lathbury, l.iVerpoo4 Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; and - most Medicine VciWers, in every Tpw,i, in Bottles, at 2s. od. each. CATHARMI . AN WATEiI, • Foi the CU,RE of all COMP L AILMENTS, and BEAUTIFYING ,the SKIN. _ . - • - - -••- - • Prepared by Mr. llragge, HoPsoway, and Sold by Bayley and, Blew„Cockspur-street, London. ' THIS Combination of Innocent Ingredients discovered in an 'endeavour to relieve a young • Lady, long edit:led with a virulent Cutaneous Malady, and whoa - , it perfettly cured; after the most eminent medical a - Ssistaficx, and the use of every celebrated Lotion, had Been resb:ted to without 'success. • • As a-genera! improver of the Skin, a certain cure for all' Cutaneous Eruptions, and the Bites or Stings of VenomouS Insets, it is respeaftilly . submitted ti the Public, with the strongest testimonies in favour of its et.ficacy, from .a circle of the first fashion. in which it has been Long used -its . p lying properties also render it -inestimabls to Ladies who wear Rouge. . It may be .used for Children of ,all 'and the many w,ho hav,e been benefited by its' application cpnOutes on,' of its recommendations lo the confictence of Public For the a ccutritnodOon of persons, t Lroughaut the. United' Kingdom, lib:;4l' allowances are matte to induce evt!" ft% .spe4table Perfun'ter and Medicine Vender to keei) this Water, Pints 7s. 6d.—Half Tints 4s. td. N. B. None are 'genuine but those signed lay the Proprietor oil the Label of each Bottle. • DR. I AMES'S PO \VDEIk, For Fevers, Agues, Colds. I idluenzas; Measles, • •(.7A Lill ON. A rARIOUS Imitations of ibis ha-ve V been 'broughtT('W ' and by PersonS- forinerl-y• in 1. , r. James's service, under the pretence pf bavity, assis;.edi9 hie. , paring his Powder; but to .obiiate such ltripositions, the Public are in possession of the strongest evidence —the :,r)- lernn deposition of the DoCior hitriseir, in an Aida- it kit in the hands of his Executors, .and published in tie year . l777, soon after his decease. In this he dec!are;-,, •"r hat the ser vants he employed in the preparation ..f las Powder had little more to do than to pound the ingredients, and attend to the fires under his direction; that 'the test of the pro;:e34 liad al ways bean performed by. himself ; and that he never admitted any peOson to be present at shell process, but his Son itob:eit Harcourt lames and Mr. Newbery.'.!•.• • ' , Powders are now offered tor. Sale by one who boldiy aserts.. " that lie was the original and only person who ever pupated them for the late Dr ..larnes." It happens, howeVer, that the Fever .Powder was pre •pared and, sold behne.-this man .was, ttorit (rite l'atenl dated in 1720), and therefore he could trot nave been ctt ner " the original" or " the only!! preparer but the truth is, that. he never was, at any lime, ethployed by Dr. James to assist him in the process of his powder. • ' The genuine Powdetis to be had only fppn F. Newhery and Sons, No. 45 ' in Si. Paul's Clikirch-yard, London; or at Dr. James's late liotise, in Brigon 7 street, price 2s. sict each ; or in f3ottles, containing tz I' . a.7kets, made up for the Army - and Navy; price. ii. 45. iliCinchilg 4,4 Duty. . Obserle that the words, " F. Nuwbery, Nu. .15a S t. P aul's," are engraved on the Stamps. .. -;-